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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2025 · 57 MIN

Craig Piggott: Virtual Fencing for Smarter Farms | Ep. 62

from AgCulture Podcast · host Paul Windemuller

In this episode of the AgCulture Podcast, Craig Piggott, CEO of Halter, talks about how virtual fencing technology is changing the game for pasture-based farming. He shares the story behind Halter, the hurdles of growing an agtech company, and how AI is reshaping livestock management. Find out how virtual herding is making farming more efficient, cutting down on labor, and improving animal welfare—all while helping farms stay profitable. Tune in for an engaging conversation, available now on all major platforms!Meet the guest:Craig Piggott, CEO of Halter, holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Auckland. After gaining experience at Rocket Lab USA and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, he founded Halter, a company revolutionizing pasture-based farming with virtual fencing and AI-driven livestock management. Under his leadership, Halter has expanded across New Zealand, Australia, and the US, helping farmers improve efficiency and sustainability.Connect with our guest on Social Media: LinkedIn(00:00) Introduction(02:30) Virtual fencing impact(12:45) AI in livestock management(18:20) Improving pasture utilization(25:10) Future of farm automation(37:45) Challenges in expansion(47:20) Final Questions

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